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State Government commits 75 per cent of print advertising spend to regional newspapers

Queensland Country Press Association president Wendy Creighton, Primary Industries Minister Tony Perrett and Today News Group regional manager Andrew Guiver celebrate the announcement. (Samantha Wantling)

In a landmark move to bolster local journalism, the State Government will direct at least 75 per cent of its […]

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